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metals4u do some bronze, not sure if they do flat bar.

What are you wanting to cut and what are you wanting to produce? Do you need repeat cuts? Is it a task that you will do regularly, or after fitting out the workshop will the need diminish? I don't generally cut full sheets because I can't get them home! I use some Stanley sawhorses and an mft...

I prefer the look of them, but I agree with this.

tulips...

this is probably a very similar thing actually. probably cheaper too and easier to get locally.

I have a hand held furniture brush which I would use on that. Liberon I think.

You can't buy a yellow fever certificate off the internet. Not readily anyway, the dark web perhaps.

and I would estimate that 99% of branded tools bought within the last year or two are still reliable, so it then reverts to favourite colour! it is very hard to judge. I would buy based on the features and reviews of users (rather than unboxing and quick demo reviews), but then it comes down...

we once did a router plate group buy. I bought through it but was not involved in the organisation, but there was a huge amount of time and effort involved by those that were.

pipe dream. Certainly with the oak veneered ply, it is about buying large quantities and it being delivered once to a single location. Having 50 people all wanting a sheet each delivered somewhere different, or even collected wouldn't achieve the same thing.

British Hardwoods do this too. "£323.44, call it £320 plus the dreaded..." working out the price per board means multiple calculations, and the rounding that I have had and seen has always been in the customer's favour (as has measuring of defects).

that is a different but very valid question. There is clearly something amiss here. something that we dont know, or that the OP doesn't know or has misunderstood. If it is sawn ash, and there was 4 cubic feet or thereabouts, I would say that it is impossible to find anywhere else in the country...

I doubt that they have thought that much about the £250, just arrived at the answer. There wont be a build up of x hours at a rate, etc it is just a lump sum made up on the spot, briefly considering the circumstances. That is where it is difficult to know whether it is reasonable. Make a bit of...

not so much a "like", but more of an acknowledgement that I tend to agree with this.

How old/dry are they? They are likely to split so be warned before you put many hours in.

I presume it is because you were told not to go outside and get natural vit d.

I went with a standard height desk. it will only be temporary but was made from offcuts and a bit of ply that I had. back to school in 2 weeks anyway!! (y)🎉

Yes, Keighley. Did you have a look in the showroom (by the right hand side of the door)? Bits up there are usually priced and you can wander through at your leisure. Not a huge range though. Have you found a good sawmill around here?

internet prices, where you can insert whatever dimensions you want, tend to come out very expensive. With a quote of £1400, there has been a misunderstanding somewhere. Even planed and cut to your dimensions that is a huge sum.

British hardwoods is worth a visit (not sure how open they are at the moment). The website won't show you what they have. But they probably don't have much (if any) wayney walnut. They do get some nice and interesting native timbers in there though. Duffield also get good reports. I haven't...